Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-09
Sacramento River salmon,


Vim. 2. Coleman & Co., of San Fran
cisco, have the following to say regarding
this years catch THE catch of the Sac
ramento river was smaller this year than
ever before, and has all been forwarded
East, readily selling at 81 40 to 81 As.
There is nothing to take the place of the
Sacramento fish, as the first instalment
from Alaska does not arrive until the latter
part of this month. Alaska salmon is now
selling at 81 40 to arrive, this figure not be-
ing fanciiul one but based on regular
transactions. The British Columbia pack
will fall below that of last year. when it
amounted 10 10000 cases The catch this
yeanin the Skeena river was good, but that
Ill the Fraser was the lightest on record.
The Alaska pack will probably amount to
100000 cases, the largest amount ever pro-
duced by that Territory All dealers are
oversold on Columbia river salmon and
none is to be had to fill orders. The quo
tation for Oregon's brands now is 81 90"
SOME FINE STocK.-Recently some fine
stock has been added to those already at
the park. Frank Depoister has stable
Of eight ine animals, among which we
noticed Wolfskilfs Idelwiss and Black
stone. All are in good condition. W. NJ.
Murry includes such animals as Orinda,
Perigrini and Surinam in stable of twelve
which he has Just begun working. Cnas.
Hoppin, of Yolo, has the yearling Yolo
and the two yearold Yolo Maid also hief,
in training John W. Morton has brought
in Young Altmont and two others of the
same stock. Messrs. Vaughan & Williams
have added herd of twenty-one Herefords
to the park collection.
AUCTION To-DAY.-At 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
his auction house, on K street, between
Third and Fourth, w. II. Sherburn will
sell TO the highest bidder one maroon
plush parlor set six pieces, two marble-top
black walnut bedroom suites, one antique
oak bedroom suite, two fine cottage bed
room suites, three double beds and mat
tresses, two bureaus, three lounges, one
sofa, two hair-cloth easychairs. one walnut
dining table, three new Brussels carpets,
two ingram carpets, one writing desk, two
stoves, four cases tea, 5000 cigars, crock
cry, glass and tinware, and other articles.
Sale positive and without reserve.
KILLED AT DAvIsvILLE.-The : o'clock
train frem Davisyille last evening
brought the remains of ]. f. Ma
har, who was killed there by falling from
the top of a box car. He fell in such a
llaHuGI tIdl Tie hutStS Ol one OT TWO CARS
passed over him, mangling the body fear
fully. An inquest was held and a verdict
rendered of accidental death. The young
man was only 20 years of age. His pa
rents reside in Oakland. The remains are
at Coroner Clark's office, but will be taken
below to-day for burial.
THE CoURr-M MARTIAL.-An adjourned ses-
sion of the Military Court convened last
evening in the armory of Company E. for
the purpose of deliberating on the verdict
in the case of Captain Rapp. The evidence
taken was considered, read, and the Court
went into executive session. By military
rules the findings of the Court are to be
sent to the Brigadier-General, and will not
be madesknown until be approves the lind
ings. At IL o'clock the Court adjourned,
but the members were as dumb as oysters
as to the result arrived at IN the meeting.
LATE AREEsTs.-The police had quite a
lively time yesterday, judging from the
following arrests, made up to midnight /:
James Haly, misdemeanor, by Asevedo and
Lee; James Nulty, misdemeanor, by
Asevedo and Lee; James McAllister, dis
turbing the peace, by Mccormack; Thos.
Cole drunk, by O'Meara; Kate Smith,
Lizzie Brown and Nettie Dewitt, disturb
Ing the peace, QN TdLtt Jas.
Murphy John Shay, Dan Haley, Pat Con-
ors and James Jones, vagrancy, by Franks
and FTazee.
WHITE Cooks AND WAITERs.-At their
regular meeting last night, resolutions were
adopted to the effect that a fine of 81 80
shall be imposed upon any member who
loses a Job through being drunk also, a
fine of the same amount on members who
leave jobs without giving their employer
due notice, except for good cause, to be de-
cided by the Union. A vote of thanks was
rendered the RECORD UNION and the Bee
for assistance rendered the Union on the
occasion of their mass meeting.
KENHEpY's TRIAL-The trial of Edward
J. Kennedy, charged with tampering with
the mail in the Sacramento Postoffice
begins to-day in San Francisco. A number
of persons interested as witnesses and
otherwise in the case have gone down. The
trial will be in the United States District
Court.
THE FINEST YET-See the new style "J''
Mathushek upright; also, new style H y
tuning pins bushed into solid iron frame.
Cooperis music store, corner Seventh and
J streets.
CLEARANCE sale prices to-day: Ladies'
white cuffs, 10 cents; ladies' fancy border
hsndkerchiefs, superior quality, 3 cents (;
ladies' Isle Jersey gloves, 10 cents, COM
mencing at $50 this morning. Red House.
To-DAY. DR.. Schillings corsets knocked
down to 70 cents pair, at ]. J. kiley &
Co.'S. 4 and Eighth streets.
INrEREsrIsG bargains in our sale to-day.
commencing at $50 O'Clock this morning